PARIS – Interparfums Inc. has extended its license for Roberto Cavalli fragrances for another 20 years, through 2046.

“This extension reflects the strength of Roberto Cavalli, the partnership with Marquee Brands and our shared conviction in what lies ahead,” Jean Madar, chief executive officer of Interparfums Inc., said in a statement, referring to Cavalli’s parent company.

“In the three years managing the license, we have re-established Cavalli as a distinctive voice in prestige fragrance, pairing bold Italian design with the sensuality and craftsmanship the brand has always represented,” he continued. “Cavalli has become one of the fastest-growing brands in our portfolio, gaining shelf space and consumer attention in key markets around the world.”

In the first half of 2026, sales of Cavalli fragrances grew 8 percent.

Since 2023, Interparfums launched new extensions and collections to put in place pillars including Uomo, Just Cavalli and Marbleous. Last year, it launched Serpentine. Madar said its results exceeded expectations and opened Cavalli in key worldwide markets.

“We have a robust pipeline of upcoming launches and remain committed to supporting the Roberto Cavalli brand with the dedication and excellence it deserves,” he said.

“Interparfums has proven itself an exceptional steward of Roberto Cavalli fragrances, translating the house’s design language into products that resonate with consumers worldwide,” said Heath Golden, CEO of Marquee Brands. “Extending our partnership across decades reflects the long-term role fragrance will play in Roberto Cavalli’s global growth strategy and creates a strong foundation to expand the category’s reach for years to come.”

The Roberto Cavalli and Just Cavalli fragrance licenses are to keep being operated by Interparfums Italia Srl, Interparfums’ wholly owned subsidiary. Its operations are Florence-based and managed out of Paris.